Pennsylvania could jump start online gaming legislation sooner rather than later. Meanwhile, it's time to get those New Year's (Prop Bet) Resolutions going. Check out these stories and more in today's Hit and Run.
Read More . . .The nation's top court may decide whether to take up - or reject - bids by New Jersey elected officials and the state's thoroughbred horsemen to have the long-running sports betting legal battle against the NCAA and four pro sports leagues be given a final resolution.
Read More . . .The Cherokee County and investors of Castle Rock Casino have brought to the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission to a final legal showdown to start the year 2017.
Read More . . .A look ahead at 2017 and look back at how our predictions were for 2016.
Read More . . .From sports to politics, 2016 defied the odds.
Read More . . .Among the almost countless number of federal statutes that are both foolish and unconstitutional is the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA).
Read More . . .Famous Las Vegas sports bettor Billy Walters scored a small win in his insider trading case this month as his scheduled March trial approaches.
Read More . . .The Philippines gaming regulator has clarified President Rodrigo Duterte's comments regarding his wish to curtail online gambling activity.
Read More . . .Former Amaya chief executive David Baazov has withdrawn his bid for the PokerStars owner citing a disagreement over valuation. Baazov, Amaya's founder, offered to buy the company in mid-November in a deal valued at about $4.1 billion (€4 billion).
Read More . . .New Jersey politicians have approved legislation that would prevent billionaire Carl Icahn from reopening the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City.
Read More . . .The U.S. government has emerged victorious in its long-drawn-out legal battle against the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel in California over the tribal nation's online gambling operations.
Read More . . .The 114th Congress has come to a close following an altogether uneventful lame duck session. Of note to US online poker supporters, the 2016 legislative session finished without Congress sneaking a federal online gambling ban into a larger piece of legislation, as some groups had warned could be the case.
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